Jan 12, 2023 By Kaveh Jalinous Web Exclusive

Trying to navigate a lineup as complex as Sundance’s can be difficult, which is why we’ve gone through the liberty of selecting 10 films that you won’t want to miss this year. More

Dec 28, 2022 By Dom Gourlay Web Exclusive

Under the Radar’s writers select 23 acts they’re most excited about in 2023. More

Dec 02, 2022 By Mark Moody Web Exclusive

If you listen to Chicago band Tenci’s debut album, My Heart Is An Open Field, or their just released follow-up, A Swollen River, A Well Overflowing (on Keeled Scales), the first thing you are likely to notice is Jess Shoman’s voice. More

Dec 02, 2022 By Austin Trunick Web Exclusive

Ahead of their new holiday special on The Roku Channel, Paul and Prue took some time to answer our questions about their favorite seasonal dishes, differences between American and British competitors, and what happens on Bake Off when the cameras aren’t rolling. More

Nov 27, 2022 By Dom Gourlay Web Exclusive

ACID KLAUS reveals his Top 10 documentaries. More

Nov 23, 2022 By Hays Davis

Fifty years from the release of their debut album, the music of the German duo NEU! sounds as fresh, intriguing, and arresting as it must have for those early adventurous and curious listeners. NEU! 50! collects their recordings of in a 5-CD box set that presents all four original albums and a tribute disc featuring interpretations and remixes from The National, Mogwai, IDLES, Hot Chip’s Alexis Taylor, and more. A 5-LP vinyl version includes the first three original albums and the tribute. More

Nov 09, 2022 By Dom Gourlay Web Exclusive

Yorkshire duo Kimber give an exclusive track-by-track rundown of their debut EP “Slow Moon, Long Night”. More

Nov 04, 2022 By Kyle Mullin Web Exclusive

How weird would it be to play “Weird Al” Yankovic? The “Eat It” and “White and Nerdy” singer is so renowned for hilariously reinterpreting hit songs, how could an actor possibly reinterpret this singular satirist in a big-screen satire? More

Oct 26, 2022 By Michelle Dalarossa Web Exclusive

After almost a decade of writing and recording songs under the moniker Frankie Cosmos, frontwoman Greta Kline has distilled her music-making process into a somewhat systematic cycle. Stitching together bits of diary entries and pieces of her own poetry, she builds chord progressions and song structures around her patchwork of lyrics, working with her band to flesh out home-demos that she cuts herself. More